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<blockquote data-quote="shorthairsrus" data-source="post: 242638" data-attributes="member: 219">delayed --- my thought is a smaller line of snow vs the width that Dean's maps refer to.&nbsp;&nbsp; The cold temps are not moving much either; that deters the first blast.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Did they plan on the temps lowering that much --- we had that clear slot here in little minne and it was cold&nbsp; - that put on 3 inches of ice quick.&nbsp;&nbsp; IMO its still all up in the air --- that damn high above the great lakes may be more stubborn than what they think.- - - Updated - - -when the wind turns from the NW --- flare like a SOB&nbsp; --- lets keep our ice thin and open water ready to open&nbsp; #noicefishinginapril&nbsp; #hardwateroverrated[FONT=&amp;quot]BISMARCK - Regulators say the volume of natural gas flared this year in North Dakota reached an unprecedented level.[/FONT][FONT=&amp;quot]Operators burned off the natural gas associated with oil production due to the lack of plant and pipeline capacity in the state. The volume flared was 527 million cubic feet per day. In October alone, that's enough to heat 4 million average homes.[/FONT]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="shorthairsrus, post: 242638, member: 219"] delayed --- my thought is a smaller line of snow vs the width that Dean's maps refer to. The cold temps are not moving much either; that deters the first blast. Did they plan on the temps lowering that much --- we had that clear slot here in little minne and it was cold - that put on 3 inches of ice quick. IMO its still all up in the air --- that damn high above the great lakes may be more stubborn than what they think. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] when the wind turns from the NW --- flare like a SOB --- lets keep our ice thin and open water ready to open #noicefishinginapril #hardwateroverrated [COLOR=#454545][FONT=&quot]BISMARCK - Regulators say the volume of natural gas flared this year in North Dakota reached an unprecedented level.[/FONT][/COLOR] [COLOR=#454545][FONT=&quot]Operators burned off the natural gas associated with oil production due to the lack of plant and pipeline capacity in the state. The volume flared was 527 million cubic feet per day. In October alone, that's enough to heat 4 million average homes.[/FONT][/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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